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PAGI US nMrio notucBima krvicw, riHu.iir. jilv , im 5 2oc .d 10, i MAJESTIC ( VlltiliUOU I Ttxlay Tomomiw. 7:o and O Tut-fduy and Wednesday. DOUGLAS 1 FAIRBANKS 2 J Fights Indians and Wild Animals I The LAMB f A Western Drama that is All Action, Thrills and Romance I "The International Sneak" f a mack m:m:tt two i'A itr onnv. this is a si iti: f int i : i ii 1'itoDi ci:ii. A ADl'l.TS 10 CKN'TS CHILDREN 10 CKNTS SAMK I'KOCItAM AGAIN TOMORROW. Thurd;iy and Friday: "Thf ShoniiiiK of I'an MHJrpw. 8 I ium ioiti:i:T w. m kvh i:s .m a u nt iiu-:i. Cool Comfortable Footwear Economical and Serviceable and make your feet feel happy. LET US SHOW YOU ROSEBURG B00TERIE hhiiea Ilia 4hiki n,t It Tuur rei lltMN Illtl .W IVrklno lliillilini; I Smi l And (jm txs? only dskcd tostw and Bnt vastTood . V I'-T 1 t, ' riuc stu:i: ru.w Ari'ii r i ri:s ) Yi i; ni s'ixiiss. 230 N.Jackson Street 230 1 IlL' Nl'W l.(K.ltl(lll (if Ol'. lin llh a ! .m' till lie itii: f M. ,,n. l.lllit .n: . I'l.'.e ile flillie. tivolflle ..nd e-le .N N.il. ,i. I'i.i. ,,h, Jewelry Notellle .Nev .'.: 111. I i K ,.,, ,. , v Slll, Ulld Kit I II'. N- ' ' 1 '"I i; I ' ' " ... I iie;e ,,. C,., ill all i limit trm i Visit us in our New Location You will Like our Store 230 N. Jackson St. Opposits Review lilil- THEATER . . It's Dl Hereof Always a rwwi hhiiw s r ( I s T tf ol " 230 WELL The Car of Economy and I r X( l l.l.l ll ItKCOIlllH AvrK 27 15 Miles Per Gal run. 37. & uiiles record. FREE TRIAL OITIco with J. F. Barker Co., it 249 N. Mala St. Phuuea: 192 V, or 16. H. MERTEN ItoaetHirg, Oregon. ItKMSI Il LIST. (Continued from Pane One.) k:i 44 1 16 1)2 lu:i 79 15 2 1 10 104 :u M. It. Slater, Sutherlln. C. I,. Kllllerton, Cmiyiilivllle. II. Cerkuvifll, Keedsiort. . WullHi-e, .MelroHe. II. !. HuMtillK". Winchester. A. M. Verrell, Indention ir. V. II. Ilnserty, Clevelttlnl. W. K. Iliiri'h, Camus Valley. K. M. Ilurker, ItuM-tnirtr. C. Howard, Ten Mile. V. A. McGruw, I'owern. Kltlll ChIK. Melrose. L. O. Wencotl, Gardiner. T. II. Sparks, Oakland: W. II. Anispoker, Kiddle. K. Kaeher, liays Creek. A. S. Iiay, Ilroekway. It. ITIster, Drain. t I). ConVII. Hosetiurc I,. Mi-K. Itllissell, Tiller. K. Krausclie, KIIikk. It. t Stevenson, Oakland. I. Grimm, Kow'liiirK. J. Iteldel. Hosehurg. L. Pnwrie, llrain. N: I., ''mill, Camas Valley. J. N. Sharii. KosflmrK A. I,. Matthews, Canyonville. W. A. Manning, Oakland. II. II. Kohliins, KosebilrK. W. H. Cross, Caroline, Alherta I,. Hawk, I.eona. C. I). Allen. Myrtle ("reek. I. eroy l.lnil Frev, Hrockw-av. It. J. GelhlKih, l'orthind. I'. C. Siecrlst. Wllliur. F. I,. Wooster. Tiller. F. F. Ilrooks. New Market, la. C. MeC Lane, Wesllake. II. It. Ilercher, liillard. I 96 124 5:1 4 3 UlC KIP Hit i 2n i 22 , 21 i 75 ' KC ' till ' 7.'! Ill 9 ! i mi ! 115 1119 I 5 I 1 17 1115 42 jus 121 Ir. John SweeiiMin, a irominent INirllrtint iihysiriiii), arrived her' tli..s morniiiK to spend tin day on luisi nes. i viisii is xo'i u i:. Notice !h hereby niven that hh City Marshiil of Ihe city of HoseburK. Ore Kn, I have on ttie 1 1 day of July, 1 :i 1 S, taken up itnd impi)iiiHld in the city pound the following de scribed unimal. to-wit : Ono Jersey Mrline ster; no marks or brands. Thai if the taid unimal is not rt aimed by t he owner or owners within three das from the date ot Ibis notice, or shall refus.; to pay the It Ml charge for taking up and Im pounding said (tiilmal, I shall pro- j cet'd to sell said animal at public i a ii ft i on in the same manner as is ' provided for the sale of personal ; properly on exeeution under the laws l of the State of Oregon and under .ordinance No. 218. nf the City or ' Koseburg. Oregon. lute of sale is j hereby fixed for the l:Jth day of July, I'M , at 1 o'clock p. m. ' la!.d this 'Mb dav of Jnlv. 1918. . h it. sii wimcooK. City Marshal. SILVER POLISH Heautiful .ilver must be kept al w a s carefully pol islted if it is to retain it- tteautv ami th' polish mui be ef the best. ll.tlluiat k silver polish will not serati-h nor mar the tint st silver, and ' recommend it to ou. It is put up in t wel e oupee j.ir for the same priee its tu 'M eight-ouni,i j; 1 til Ot Il i poh-lie- 'm ' l-eilts A.S. Hucy Co. Nicolai Hotel ' ihIi i im m inHii.iKem. nt. Mrs. h.i"h.eine lieoTKe. a lio for tieth maiMi:, ,i .g.iie Beach I 'ii I. .tlit ..I e tie mil. Rest I.. en at CHAUTAUQUA TO HEAR U. S. MILITARY INSTRUCTOR Oovtrnmtnt Work In Thit Country Ex plained." C. J. Buthnell. Instrortor at Peumyl raula Military College and Special In structor of the Olflrers' Reserve Tralu Ing Corps for the U. 8. Array, la to present ut Chuutuuqua Iskuea of the war from the "home" standpoint. Two lecturers have heen ri'iUeted ty the C. J. Bushnell. government on thin Hummer's Chautau qua program, one to present the con ditions abroad and one the home prob lems. I.ineoln Wirt, war correspond ent, in his lecture, "With Our Armies . In Kiirope, will tell gruphlcnlly of the htiroponn situation uud Mr. BuMmHI will present the governmental prob lems on this side of the water. He has been commissioned for this Important lecture engagement because he Is not only thoroughly posted on every ungte of the war condition at home, but ulso because he has the ability to ure- ( sent these fncts from the plntlnnu in n .'lenr mid lutensely inrcrestmg iiiimh ncr. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. j Kor vacation rent books. Fiction Library. I Only strictly fresh vegetables are I served at. the Grand KesWiuriwit. Agency for liulck and Chevrolet cars at Motor Shop Garage, 444 N. Jackson. I Chicken dinner at the Grand fica taurant is as good an you ever ate; Miss Josephine M. Tooley. of The Dalles, is registered at the Grand Hotel in this city. . I O. L. Johnson and S. Thompson arrived yesterday from Glcndale to I attend t business matters here. Histrict Attorney NVuner went to j Salem today to attend the funeral of , Mrs. Chas. L. Mtw'ary. Senator Mc Nary arrived from Washington, l. : last night. Mr. Neuner was a law student under Senator McNary. Chas. Kerry is in receipt of a let- ter from Guy liobertson. who is at the I'residio. San Francisco, with the National Army men who left ' here on Jum 1. He says the boys are , well located and are feeling line. I They are given plenty ot drill work i and army instruction, but are being well treated. Mis-en F-va Lenox and 1 -upline Bright b ft t his morning for Cort land, Astoria and other points. The former will visit with her brother, Osmond Lenox, who Is in lite army service at Fort Stevens, but who ex pect to leave soon tor another eanip near the Atlanlie coast. A number of the local boys at Fort Stevens ex pect to leave for the eiist soon, pre sumably on Ihe way to Frame. NEW TOItAY. CASH paid for hay. Sanitary liairy Phone 3S-F23. WANTED TO RENT-S or A room modern house, huni.'alow pre ferred. Ail. Ire: s llces 12 17, ISoso burg. FOR RENT- Tan houses on Win- rlleiter street one film i-tieil In. uuire Slli W illi liesti r. or phone 170-Y fust Receiued ? Slock of NEW BOOKS Hy Authors Known by Everyone ' Ladies Prom Hell" . . $150 It hotllas I'itlkrl toil. The A. K. K $1 With Lerdiing's Army in Franee. lle w ood Jlrown Mit Th.-r.-'" !.;. Charles Whitrhitir A .Vuion at Hay $l.; S;t Kuth S F.ii nam A ankee in tlie Tr,-neh . . . i'oi p li hi-rt'i llolin.'s J I :'. The Mlonde He.i-t . . I Luhi-rt Ames It. nnet The Ad ent ni t s o Ail.nr, Ano rn itll An i 'oiim'i ii't The ept ro nce of a Arnold t :t.. . $ l oo i win. M.iiiv oilier new boik are on our klu lo wliuh eil uiMild elljo lending Iheiac ulurtnK RostBLRG Booh wi TWO CALLS TO SERVE IN 1 Thin month, and as every boy ! In the s. rvice nredn a military i wrlm mulch, with luminouB 1 dial, there will not be enough ! of thesf watcha to supjily thin , hfavy demand, ko thube who ! contemplate buying should do , bo ut once, as there will not be , euoufth of tbene watches to go I around. i I And be sure to buy them in your home town bo you can tent them out before you go. We have a fine selection for your conHideratlon, and will be glad to show them to you. We hUo have some nice ser- ' vice jin for the folks at home BUBAR BROS. I 104 Jackson St. 0KOOO0OCKMO0O0O0HXHtCr Sgt. I'uvitt Improvltiu In a letter received here yesterday by Sgt. Speer. of the Marine recruit ing office, Sgt. Leavitt, who had been stationed at this office, stated that he was improving after an operation for appendicitis at the naval base hospital at Itremerton. It will lie several months he fore Sgt. Leavitt will be sufficiently recovered to re sume his duties. , Fined This Afternoon George W. Iturnett was arrested this afternoon by Marshal Sham brook on the charge of operating a car within the city without a license tag attached. liurnett appeared be fore the city ' recorder's court and paid a fine of $2 5it. Superior of Hospital Here Mother Mary Agnes, head superior of the Mercy Hospitals in the state, arrived this morning to pay her an nual visit of inspection to the hospi tal here. Dr. and Mrs. It. K. Shoemaker and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Shoemaker re turned here at noon today from an automobile trip through Oregon and Washington. A. Ki'eilburn, an fMnploye in the lopul Suuilinrn I'iieil'ir yards, will leave this evening for San Kruneisi'O In enter Ihe hospital there for nied? cjiI treatment. MKKTINti (IF I'ISl NK (.!! IWKItS. All prune prowers of Poupl;is County are requested to he present at a iiieetinc of the prune proweis to he held in the city hall, Itoselmrp, Saturday, July l:ith, at 2 p. m.. for the purpose of receiving report of the committee who met with the Federal food administration of Ore gon, anil lor completiiiK arrange ments for growers to grade and pack their own prunes. I JII'UIA VAU.KY FKI IT I NIOX. A. II. Marsh. President. WOMEN and GIRLS LEARN TO WEA VE - IT'S EASY HELP YOUR COUNTRY We pay 20 Cents Per Hour While Learning After Learning Paid by the Yard at Good Prices Da light Modern Workroom-Clean and Sanitary GOOD OPENINGS ALSO FOR MEN AND BOYS Oregon City Woolen Mills PAGE'S IS THE Place for WII'F. C IID.VR HOAT I t Mlll lt I.I MI!l:U MIIM.I.LS I. I II IMHIWS IMMMIS m hi:i:n ti iiMt i'irs nun k in i: t A I. WIN III fllMKNT 1IMKKS Iukii im., in ilium; I'API KH 709 N.Jackson St Phone - 242 5 AN I LliKM TODAY AXD TOMOKROW J Una Cavalieri .V THE i "ETERNAL 8 tt7a fnrrr r7CC" y r t See this World Famous Prima Donna j f Traveloeue: On the beach at Waikiki. 10c-15c. A Thursday and Friday WALLACE REID in "RIMROCK JONES" 2 ConiiiiK: ".My Koiir Veara In i Will fie Itelieved Sgt. Speer. of the local Marine recruiting oftice, received word this morning to the effect that he would be relieved in a few days by a recruiting officers from the head quarters in Portland, who will take charge of this district. Sgt. Speer .will return to Portland, where he Is connected with the marine publicity bureau in that city. LODGE CARDS j A. P. A. M., Laurel Lodge No. IS. , Regular Communication. 2nd and fourth Wednesdays each month at Masonic Temple, Roaeburg, Ore j Vlsltora welcome I O. I'. COSHOW, W. M. I W. F. HAKK13. 8ecy. i B. P. O. Elks, Roaeburg Lodge, No. 8U6. Holds regular communica tions at the Elks' Temple on the. 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each ! month. All members requested to 1 attend regularly, and ail Tlsitlng' brothers are cordially Invited to I attend. UKORGK NEUNER, Jr., E. R. IHA It. Rllim.K. Secretary. I KAfiLKH, RoBeburg Arte meets Ir thslr hall on Jackson St., on 2nd and 4th Monday evenings of eact j month, at 8 o'clock. Visiting breth-1 ren In good standing alwavs wel come. FRED P. CLARK, W. P. 11. F. GOODMAN. W. Sec. Tbone M 183. I. O. O. F., Rising Star faalKe .No. 174 ' ffieeta In the Odd Fellows' Temple every Friday evening. Visltlnsi brethren alwav welcome It. 1.. Itrs.SELL. N. O. CARL, W. OHM AN, Rec. Secy M. FICKLE. F. S. . j I. O. O. fr., I'hlleUurUui Lodge No. 8, . Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, corner Jackson and (.ass Sts., oo ' Saturlay evening of each week. Members ot the order In good standing are Invited to attend l.KWIN (".. PARKER, N. fi. A. J. GEDUES, Rec. Secy. , J. B. BAILEY. Fin. Secy. rxMXHSKH30aoooooHx Showing Just rectived Big shipment Season's Newest and Daintiest WAISTS Waists of Voile Waists of Georgette Waists of Crepe-de-Chine NOW Bellows Store 1 1 5 7:30 and 9:00. . i. a j m 8 erniany." Sunday, Monday, 14-15. I. O. O. F., rnloo Enmpmit No. 9. Meets In Odd Fellows' Temple, very Thursday evening. Visiting brethren always welcome. P. E. Tl'RNELL. C. P. E. C. BENSON, H. P. OLIVER JOHNSON, R. I. JAMES EWART. F. & KMGHTS OF PYTHIAS, Alphi Lodge No. 47, meets every Wed nesday evening Cor. Jackson and Cass Sts. Visitors always welcome C. E. MARKS, C. C. ROY F. DURBIN. M. F. E. E. WIMBERLY, K. R. 3. LOYAL ORDER OP MOOSE, Roae burg Lodge No. 1037. Meets Mon day evening of each week, at 8 o' clock In Maccabee ball. All visiting brothers are Invited to attend. W. J. MOON. Dictator. H. O. PAROETER. Secy. O. E. 8., Ronebnrg Chapter No. H. Holds their regular meeting on the 1st and 3rd Thursday In each month. Visiting members In good standing are respectfully Invited o attend. M US. MADGE BUCHANAN, W. M. FREE JOHNSON, Secy. RKIIEKAHS, Rosebur4 Rebekah Lodge, No. 4' I. o. O. F. Meets la Odd Fellows' Temple every Tuesday evening. Visiting sisters and brethren invited to attend. M US. ALENE HOFFMAN. N. O. MRS. BELLE STEPHENSON. See. DELLA I. LEWIS, F. S. WOOKME.V OP THE WORM), Oak Camp No. 125. Meets In the Odd Fellows' ball in Rose burg every 1st ft 3rd Monday evenings. Visit ing neighbors always welcome. I.. J. BARNES, C. C. M. M. MILLER, Clerk. N'F.Killl'.OR.S OF WOODCRAFT, Lilac Circle No. 49. Meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday evening of each month at Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting members in good stand ing are Invited to attend. T1LLIE 1. JOHNSON, G. N. CLARA CAWLF1ELD. Clerk. new Waists READY Co. A Womia'i Shop for -Woman's Weir- Nyc M.'ach, Newport, Or. K SJ
